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City collection Furniture is named on the free curbside bulky list, so a couch or a table leaves on a scheduled pickup at no charge. The landfill takes furniture from city residents as ordinary household waste as well. No charge. Free curbside bulky pickup to Amarillo residents, with furniture on the named list. The landfill drop-off is also free to city residents for ordinary household waste, and the only charge the city attaches to this route is the notified fee for construction debris or tires.
City collection A mattress is named on Amarillo's free bulky pickup list and is also accepted at the landfill, so the piece has a genuine no-charge route. The household schedules the pickup and the truck arrives within one to three business days. No charge. Curbside bulky pickup is free to Amarillo residents for bulky household items, and mattresses are on the named list. The landfill also takes mattresses at no charge from city residents for ordinary household waste, while anyone outside the city limits pays by weight.
City collection A refrigerant unit is the appliance group with a written condition. The landfill accepts refrigerators and freezers under state requirements only when the Freon has been removed and the certificate handed to the gate house, and the curbside list carries no separate refrigerant instruction. The city publishes no refrigerant removal price, because a certified technician has to do the work before the unit can be disposed of. The bulky pickup itself is free to residents, and the landfill is free for city residents' household waste, so the cost question is the removal rather than the disposal. Confirm the unit with Solid Waste on 806-378-6813.
City collection Amarillo's bulky route is scheduled rather than calendar based, and it is free. A resident calls Solid Waste or sends the online request, sets the material at the curb, and the truck arrives within one to three business days. The landfill drop-off and the brush sites are the same household's other free options. No charge. Free to Amarillo residents disposing of bulky household items, with pickup inside one to three business days of the scheduled date. Additional fees may apply for construction debris and tires, and the city states that the resident is notified of any applicable charges during scheduling. Landfill drop-off is free to city residents for ordinary household waste, and the brush sites are free with identification.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Amarillo runs its own solid waste department, and the shape of it matters more than any single rule: a resident schedules a curbside bulky pickup by phone or online, the pickup is free, and the truck comes within one to three business days. Furniture, mattresses, appliances, metal, fencing, hot tubs, hot water heaters, large toys and tree limbs are all named on that free list, and the same household can also drop the material at the Amarillo Landfill for nothing as long as it is ordinary household waste. The one stream that carries a cost is construction and demolition material, which is charged both at the curb and at the landfill. Alongside that, the city runs free brush sites for landscape waste, free drop-off points for oil, oil filters, tin, aluminum and cardboard, and a household hazardous waste programme that takes consumer products by appointment.
A mattress is named on Amarillo's free bulky pickup list and is also accepted at the landfill, so the piece has a genuine no-charge route. The household schedules the pickup and the truck arrives within one to three business days.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Curbside bulky pickup is free to Amarillo residents for bulky household items, and mattresses are on the named list. The landfill also takes mattresses at no charge from city residents for ordinary household waste, while anyone outside the city limits pays by weight.
When & how
Call Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 or send the online curbside collection request, then set the mattress out before the scheduled date. Pickup follows within one to three business days unless weather or another service delay intervenes.
Get it ready
Put the mattress in the grass near the sidewalk or no more than 3 feet from the curb, out of the pedestrian right of way and away from fire hydrants, wires and other obstacles. Never leave bulky material in the alleyway, because the city states that bulky household items should not go there.
Furniture is named on the free curbside bulky list, so a couch or a table leaves on a scheduled pickup at no charge. The landfill takes furniture from city residents as ordinary household waste as well.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free curbside bulky pickup to Amarillo residents, with furniture on the named list. The landfill drop-off is also free to city residents for ordinary household waste, and the only charge the city attaches to this route is the notified fee for construction debris or tires.
When & how
Call 806-378-6813 or use the online request form, then set the furniture out before the scheduled pickup date. The truck arrives within one to three business days barring weather.
Get it ready
Keep the pile in the grass near the sidewalk or within 3 feet of the curb and clear of fire hydrants, wires and other obstacles. Take the piece apart where that makes it easier to handle, and keep it out of the alleyway entirely.
Appliances are named on the free curbside bulky list, and the landfill takes them conditionally with the refrigerant rules the state requires. A washing machine, dryer, stove or water heater therefore leaves on a scheduled pickup at no charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Appliances are on the free bulky pickup list and the pickup is free to Amarillo residents. At the landfill, household waste from city residents is free and appliances are conditionally accepted under state requirements, so a refrigerant unit needs its Freon removed and the removal certified to the gate house.
When & how
Call Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 or send the online request, then set the appliance out before the scheduled date, within 3 feet of the curb and away from hydrants and wires.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors, keep it out of the alleyway, and settle the refrigerant question before the unit moves. At the landfill the gate house has to be given the certification of removal, so keep that document with the appliance.
A refrigerant unit is the appliance group with a written condition. The landfill accepts refrigerators and freezers under state requirements only when the Freon has been removed and the certificate handed to the gate house, and the curbside list carries no separate refrigerant instruction.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no refrigerant removal price, because a certified technician has to do the work before the unit can be disposed of. The bulky pickup itself is free to residents, and the landfill is free for city residents' household waste, so the cost question is the removal rather than the disposal. Confirm the unit with Solid Waste on 806-378-6813.
When & how
Have the Freon removed first, then call Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 to arrange the bulky pickup, or take the unit to the Amarillo Landfill at 16250 Bezner Drive, open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the last load at the scale house at 4:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Leave the refrigerant sealed until a certified technician removes it, then keep the certification with the unit, because the landfill requires it at the gate house. Keep the appliance out of the alleyway and away from hydrants and wires at the curb.
No Amarillo page in this source set names electronic waste, either as accepted or as refused. The free bulky list ends with other large household items, which may or may not cover a television, so the piece has to be confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no electronics route and no electronics price, so confirm with Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 whether a television or computer qualifies as a large household item for the free curbside pickup or has to go to the landfill. The landfill's own accepted list names household refuse, furniture, mattresses, toys, clothing, fencing and hot tubs but not electronics.
When & how
Call Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 before setting the device out, and ask whether it goes on the free bulky pickup or to the landfill at 16250 Bezner Drive.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before the device leaves the house, remove stands and cables, and keep the television out of the recycling programme, which takes only used oil, oil filters, tin, aluminum and cardboard at its drop-off sites. Keep bulky material out of the alleyway in every case.
Construction and demolition material is the one household stream Amarillo charges for. The bulky page states that items such as sheetrock, insulation, doors, carpet, trim, toilets, bathtubs and cabinets carry a cost for pickup, and the landfill accepts the same material with a weight-based fee even from residents.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no construction rate, only that a fee applies at the curb and that the landfill charge is based on the weight of the material delivered. Non-residents, businesses and landlords pay on the same weight basis, while city residents pay nothing for ordinary household waste. Confirm the load and the current weight rate with the landfill on 806-359-2056 or Solid Waste on 806-378-6813.
When & how
Either arrange the charged curbside pickup through Solid Waste on 806-378-6813, where the city notifies the resident of any applicable charge during scheduling, or haul the material to the Amarillo Landfill at 16250 Bezner Drive, open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the last load accepted at 4:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the free bulky pile and off the brush sites, which take only organic landscape material. Separate the load before the trip, keep toilets, bathtubs, cabinets, doors, trim and carpet with the construction material because they are priced as such, and keep the load dry to avoid paying weight for water.
Exercise equipment is named on no Amarillo list. A treadmill or weight machine is a large household item in ordinary speech, which the free bulky list ends on, but the category is unnamed so the piece stays a confirmation.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine figure is published because the category is unnamed, and the bulky pickup is free to residents, so confirm the machine with Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 before it goes to the curb. The city states that a resident is told about charges during scheduling, so any exception should surface there.
When & how
Call 806-378-6813 or use the online request form, then set the machine out before the scheduled date within 3 feet of the curb and clear of hydrants and wires.
Get it ready
Take the console and any battery pack off, remove loose weights, and fold or break the frame down as far as it will go. Keep the machine out of the alleyway and out of the brush sites, which take only organic landscape material.
Amarillo's bulky route is scheduled rather than calendar based, and it is free. A resident calls Solid Waste or sends the online request, sets the material at the curb, and the truck arrives within one to three business days. The landfill drop-off and the brush sites are the same household's other free options.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to Amarillo residents disposing of bulky household items, with pickup inside one to three business days of the scheduled date. Additional fees may apply for construction debris and tires, and the city states that the resident is notified of any applicable charges during scheduling. Landfill drop-off is free to city residents for ordinary household waste, and the brush sites are free with identification.
When & how
Schedule the pickup on 806-378-6813 or through the online curbside collection request form and set the material out before the scheduled date. Brush sites at 3401 Broadway and 3718 S Eastern take landscape material on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
Get it ready
Place bulky material in the grass near the sidewalk or no more than 3 feet from the curb, out of the pedestrian right of way and away from fire hydrants, wires and obstacles, and never in the alleyway. Keep landscape material separate and take it to a brush site, where only organic material is accepted, and keep construction and demolition items out of the free pile because they carry a cost.
Amarillo bulky pickup is appointment based. A resident calls Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 or completes the online curbside collection request form, and the material has to be at the curb before the scheduled date, with collection inside one to three business days barring weather or another service delay. Placement matters as much as scheduling: the pile goes in the grass near the sidewalk or no more than 3 feet from the curb, out of the pedestrian right of way, away from fire hydrants, wires and any other obstacle that would stop the truck reaching it, and never in the alleyway, which the city names specifically as the wrong place for bulky household items.
Most of the list is free, and construction is the exception
The free curbside list names tree limbs, large toys, furniture, appliances, metal, fencing, hot tubs, hot water heaters, mattresses and other large household items, and the landfill takes city residents' ordinary household waste at no charge as well. Two things break that pattern. Construction and demolition material is priced rather than free, with sheetrock, insulation, remodeling materials, garage doors, doors, carpet, trim, toilets, bathtubs and cabinets named as items that incur a cost for pickup, and the landfill accepting the same material with a weight-based fee even from residents. Tires are the other exception, since they cannot go in regular household waste and may be taken at the landfill with a fee subject to capacity.
Three free drop-off routes run alongside the pickup
Behind the curbside service, Amarillo runs three other free routes for the material it separates out. Landscape waste goes to the brush sites at 3401 Broadway and 3718 S Eastern, open Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, where only organic material such as brush, tree limbs, trunks, trimmings, grass, leaves and cacti is accepted and identification or a utility bill is required at the gate. Used oil, oil filters, tin and aluminum go to the Central Recycling Drop Off Center at SE 27th and Hayes, to 208 E Hastings behind Fire Station number 4, or to 6th and Western next to the water tower. Cardboard goes to the five KB Recycling sites at Medical Center Park on Streit Drive, the Downtown Library on SE 4th Street and the Southwest, East and North branch libraries. Household chemicals go by appointment to the Environmental Laboratory at 4001 S. Osage, scheduled on 806-342-1557.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
A household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, metal, fencing, a hot tub, a hot water heater, large toys or tree limbs.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Amarillo residents disposing of bulky household items, collected within one to three business days of the scheduled date. Additional fees may apply for construction debris and tires, and the city states that the resident is notified of any applicable charges during scheduling.
Arrange it
Call Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 or complete the online curbside collection request form, then place the items at the curb before the scheduled date, in the grass near the sidewalk or no more than 3 feet from the curb.
Construction and demolition items such as sheetrock, insulation, garage doors, doors, carpet, trim, toilets, bathtubs and cabinets do not qualify for the free pickup and carry a cost, tires may carry a fee, and material left in the alleyway is not the right placement. The city asks residents to keep the pile clear of fire hydrants, wires and obstacles.
A city household with a load that will not wait for a scheduled pickup, or with construction and demolition material that carries a fee.
Cost & conditions
Landfill use is free to Amarillo residents for normal household waste, while construction and demolition material carries a weight-based fee even for residents and non-residents, businesses and landlords pay by weight for everything. The city publishes no rate figure on the pages retained here, so confirm the load and the current weight charge with the landfill on 806-359-2056.
Arrange it
Drive to 16250 Bezner Drive in Amarillo, open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the last load accepted at the scale house at 4:30 p.m. The landfill can close on short notice for weather, and the status line is 806-359-2056.
A refrigerant appliance needs the Freon removed and the removal certified to the gate house, tires cannot go in regular household waste and may be taken only with a fee subject to capacity, and construction and demolition material is priced. The city states that sheetrock, shingles, wood, rock, dirt, brick, concrete, carpet, insulation, garage doors, PVC pipe, vinyl siding, decking, storage building demolition and trim are the fee materials.
A household with brush, tree limbs, trunks, trimmings, grass, leaves or cacti that would otherwise go in the bulky pile.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Amarillo residents, with identification or a current utility bill required at the gate.
Arrange it
The brush sites are at 3401 Broadway, west of the Ross Rogers Golf Course between NW 24th and Hastings, and at 3718 S Eastern, two blocks south of SE 34th and Eastern. Both are open Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
Only organic material is accepted, so brush, tree limbs, trunks, trimmings, grass, leaves and cacti qualify and garbage does not. The material is reused for composting and landscaping, which is why the city asks residents to keep other waste out of the pile and away from the dumpsters.
A household with used oil, oil filters, tin, aluminum or cardboard to divert from the landfill.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city provides the drop-off locations free and arranges for private vendors to collect the material, with no resident fee published.
Arrange it
Oil, oil filters, tin and aluminum go to the Central Recycling Drop Off Center at SE 27th and Hayes, to 208 E Hastings behind Fire Station number 4, or to 6th and Western next to the water tower. Cardboard goes to the KB Recycling sites at Medical Center Park on Streit Drive, the Downtown Library on SE 4th Street, and the Southwest, East and North branch libraries.
The programme is narrow. It takes used oil, oil filters, tin, aluminum and cardboard only, and it is not a route for appliances, furniture, mattresses, televisions or construction material, all of which belong with the bulky pickup, the landfill or a confirmation call to Solid Waste.
City landfill taking household waste free and construction material by weight
Amarillo Landfill
16250 Bezner Dr, Amarillo, TX 79124
Normal household refuse including paper, plastic, cardboard and kitchen waste, toys, clothing, furniture, hot tubs, fencing, mattresses, tires subject to capacity, conditionally accepted appliances such as refrigerators and freezers, and organic material including brush, tree limbs, trunks, trimmings, grass, leaves and cacti.
A refrigerator or freezer needs the Freon removed and the removal certified to the gate house, tires cannot go in regular household waste and may be taken only with a fee, and construction, remodeling and demolition material including sheetrock, shingles, wood, rock, dirt, brick, concrete, carpet, insulation, garage doors, PVC pipe, vinyl siding, decking, storage building demolition and trim is priced. Non-residents, businesses and landlords pay by weight for everything.
Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the last load accepted at the scale house at 4:30 p.m. The landfill can close on short notice for weather, and the status line is 806-359-2056.
No charge. Amarillo residents pay nothing for normal household waste. Construction and demolition material carries a weight-based fee even for residents, and non-residents, businesses, landlords and any non-residential trash are charged by weight, so a fee question belongs with the scale house on 806-359-2056.
Brush, tree limbs, tree trunks, trimmings, grass, leaves and cacti, all reused for composting and landscaping.
Organic material only, with garbage refused. Identification or a current utility bill is required at the gate, and the free programme is for residents.
Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon.
No charge. Free to Amarillo residents, who must bring identification or a current utility bill. The second site at 3718 S Eastern keeps the same rules and hours.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do I get rid of a mattress in Amarillo?+
Schedule the free bulky pickup through Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 or the online request form, then put the mattress out before the scheduled date, in the grass near the sidewalk or no more than 3 feet from the curb. Mattresses are on the named free list, pickup follows within one to three business days, and the Amarillo Landfill also takes them free from city residents as ordinary household waste.Official guidance
Will Amarillo collect a couch at the curb?+
Yes, and it is free. Furniture is on the named free bulky pickup list, and a resident schedules the pickup by calling Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 or through the online curbside collection request form. The couch goes out before the scheduled date, in the grass near the sidewalk or no more than 3 feet from the curb and never in the alleyway, and the truck comes within one to three business days.Official guidance
How do appliances leave an Amarillo address?+
Through the free curbside bulky pickup. Appliances are on the named list, a resident schedules the pickup on 806-378-6813 or through the online request form, and the appliance goes out before the scheduled date within 3 feet of the curb. The Amarillo Landfill is the alternative for city residents and takes appliances free as household waste, with refrigerators and freezers conditionally accepted once the Freon is removed and the removal certified to the gate house.Official guidance
What do I do with a refrigerator in Amarillo?+
Have the Freon removed first. The Amarillo Landfill accepts refrigerators and freezers only under the state requirements, and the city states that the removal certification has to be given to the gate house. Once the certification is in hand the unit can also go on the free curbside bulky pickup scheduled through Solid Waste on 806-378-6813, or be taken to the landfill at 16250 Bezner Drive between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday.Official guidance
Does construction debris cost extra in Amarillo?+
Yes. The bulky page states that construction and demolition items such as sheetrock, insulation, remodeling materials, garage doors, doors, carpet, trim, toilets, bathtubs and cabinets do not qualify for the free pickup and carry a cost, with the resident notified of any applicable charge during scheduling. The Amarillo Landfill accepts construction, remodeling and demolition debris with a fee based on weight, even for city residents, while ordinary household waste from residents is free.Official guidance
How do I schedule a bulky pickup in Amarillo?+
Call Solid Waste on 806-378-6813 or complete the online curbside collection request form, then place the items at the curb before the scheduled date. The service is free to Amarillo residents for bulky household items such as furniture, mattresses, appliances, metal, fencing, hot tubs, hot water heaters and tree limbs, and the material is collected within one to three business days unless weather or another service delay intervenes. Construction debris and tires are the exceptions that may carry a charge, and the resident is notified during scheduling.Official guidance
Who handles disposal in Amarillo?+
The City of Amarillo Solid Waste Department handles non-hazardous waste pickup, transportation, compaction and daily cover, and it runs the curbside bulky pickup, the Amarillo Landfill, the brush sites and the recycling drop-off points. Solid Waste is on 806-378-6813, the landfill on 806-359-2056, and the environmental laboratory that takes household hazardous waste by appointment is on 806-342-1557.Official guidance
Is bulky pickup free in Amarillo?+
Yes for bulky household items. The city states the service is free to Amarillo residents, with furniture, mattresses, appliances, metal, fencing, hot tubs, hot water heaters, large toys and tree limbs all on the named list. Two exceptions carry a charge: construction and demolition material such as sheetrock, insulation, doors, carpet, trim, toilets, bathtubs and cabinets, and tires. The city notifies the resident of any applicable charge during scheduling.Official guidance
What has to happen before an appliance leaves?+
Empty the unit and secure its doors, and settle the refrigerant question first. At the Amarillo Landfill, a refrigerator or freezer is conditionally accepted under state requirements and the Freon must be removed with the certification given to the gate house. Appliances without refrigerant are on the free curbside bulky list and can be scheduled on 806-378-6813, and the landfill takes city residents' household waste at no charge.Official guidance
Where does yard material go in Amarillo?+
To one of the two free brush sites, at 3401 Broadway and 3718 S Eastern, open Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, with identification or a current utility bill required at the gate. Brush, tree limbs, trunks, trimmings, grass, leaves and cacti are accepted and reused for composting and landscaping, and garbage is refused. Tree limbs and other large household items can also go on the free curbside bulky pickup, and the landfill accepts organic material as well.Official guidance
